HARRISBURG, PA — The Pennsylvania Treasury Department has launched an online financial education hub that consolidates state and federal financial literacy resources into a single website, expanding public access to budgeting, savings, retirement and consumer finance information.
The new Financial Education Hub is organized by audience and topic, offering materials tailored to students, teachers, active-duty military personnel, veterans and older adults, according to the Treasury Department.
The site also serves as a gateway to several Treasury-administered programs, including the PA 529 College and Career Savings Program, Keystone Scholars and the PA ABLE Savings Program.
Treasurer Stacy Garrity said the resource is intended to help Pennsylvanians locate financial education materials regardless of their experience or financial goals.
“Every Pennsylvanian has different goals and a different level of knowledge when it comes to their finances,” Garrity said. “I’m excited to introduce a new resource that empowers everyone to discover the tools they need to reach their goals and build a stronger, more secure future for themselves and their families.”
The hub includes information on personal budgeting, savings strategies, retirement planning and digital assets, including cryptocurrencies. It also provides a customizable monthly budget template and links to financial education resources from both state and federal agencies.
The Financial Education Hub is available at https://patreasury.gov/financial-education.
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